GE 369‑HI‑0‑M‑0‑E‑0 Multilin Motor‑Management Protection Relay

Product Description

369‑HI‑0‑M‑0‑E‑0 belongs to the classic GE Multilin 369‑series integrated motor‑management relay. It delivers comprehensive protection, real‑time monitoring and logic control for 

medium‑sized three‑phase alternating‑current motors. It supports motor thermal protection, overload, short‑circuit, phase unbalance and fault‑event recording, and connects with upper‑level 

PLC systems through multiple communication interfaces. Widely used for fans, water pumps, compressors and processing‑equipment motors inside petrochemical plants, thermal‑power 

stations and metallurgical workshops.

Technical Specifications

Full Model: 369‑HI‑0‑M‑0‑E‑0

Brand: GE Multilin (Vernova), Origin: United‑States

Product Series: 369 motor‑protection relay series

Rated Control Supply: 40‑265 VAC / 50‑300 VDC

Digital Input: 6‑channel optically‑isolated switch input

Relay Output: Multiple configurable contact‑relay outputs

Communication Interface: RS485, Modbus‑RTU protocol

Configuration Software: EnerVista 369 setting tool

Installation Form: Panel flush‑mount installation

Operating‑Temperature:‑40℃ ~ +70℃

Ambient Humidity:5%–95% non‑condensing industrial‑grade

Power Consumption: Rated 20 VA, Max 65 VA

Net Weight: Approx.1.36 kg

Certifications: CE, UL, industrial EMC certification

Key Features

All‑round motor fault protection covering overload, locked‑rotor, phase loss, current unbalance and over‑temperature

Built‑in advanced thermal‑calculation model for accurate stator heating monitoring

Complete fault‑event logs, start‑up history and waveform‑capture diagnosis function

Modbus‑RTU serial‑bus enables stable remote data‑reading and parameter modification

Easy parameter configuration via the EnerVista PC‑based software

Firmware can be upgraded on‑site without removing the whole device

Compact panel‑mount casing adapts to standard power‑cabinet installation space

High anti‑shock and anti‑interference capability suits harsh industrial‑site environments